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Red Hat to go solely with Mozilla browser
Author: JT Smith
When Mozilla reaches 1.0 status, Red Hat plans to drop Netscape from the bundle of programs included with its Linux distribution. The...
Go extreme, programmatically speaking
Author: JT Smith
Slashdot : "The O'Reilly Network is featuring An Introduction to Extreme Programming, by
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AMD dubs new chip Athlon 4
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET.co.uk: "Brand wars! In a challenge to rival Intel's yet-to-arrive mobile
Pentium 4, Advanced Micro Devices is calling its new chip --
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Programmers: Otters with rocks
Author: JT Smith
ZDNET: "We've seen programming
languages develop
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‘Truce’ in US-China ‘hacking’ war
Author: JT Smith
BBC: "Computer hackers in China have called a halt to their online war
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‘Hacker tool’ bypasses Net censorship
Author: JT Smith
MSNBC: "Mix a rabid love of freedom with an
intense dislike...
Mac: ripe for a ‘hack?’
Author: JT Smith
Wired: "Since Mac's new operating system has an open-source, Unix-based core, many observers fear the relatively unhacked platform is ripe for attack....
Interview with Gimp hacker Sven Nuemann
Author: JT Smith
LinuxGraphic.org: "The problem with the current Gimp codebase is that most parts of it originate back to a time when Gimp was...
Sizing up Ximian GNOME 1.4
Author: JT Smith
warthawg@blackhat.net writes: "The release of Ximian GNOME 1.4 a couple of weeks ago resulted in a flurry of activity as people downloaded...
The magic of quantum cryptography
Author: JT Smith
theHighlander writes: "The future of the digital world is of quantum computing, which is all about speed and power. Making use of...